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When tracks run together or overlap it is not easy for software to guess the split point, but a brain and an eye can spot obvious changes in the patterns of a waveform which allow you to decide which section to listen to.
I transferred some stuff by the Moody Blues to CD. Almost every track ran into the next one, so it all had to be done by highlighting a section and watching the position of the marker line to see what part of the wave graphic matched the change point. It was then possible to make fine adjustments by editing the numbers (tenths of a second intervals) in the "timer" setion of the editor.

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GtD.